
Sunday, 21 June 2009
Some Ideas
Making guns in the right way takes ages but on the Crescent figure below I gave the Converted cowboy piece a colt in metal. Now I'm going to try and reproduce this gun in miniature .Its a French hand gun and was big at Magenta and in the ACW
Heres the converted Crescent Cowboy with th new gun/pistol/Colt
This figure could be made much better bu slicing the legs in two and then slightly elongating them as the figure seems too squat but hey there were short blokes as well!!! See earlier posts and those of my other blogs for a close up of the colt.A work of Art.It will be available as a replacement hand in the future

Thursday, 18 June 2009
Monday, 8 June 2009
FRENCH LINE INFANTRY at SOLFERINO


I was doing this French Line infantryman from Solferino and here is the piece up till now.Its unfinished .
I plan to replace the bayonet with a proper metal one. Theres a lot more to do an the soldier I converted was not very good .It was a BMC pirate in the true Britains scale.My idea was to create line infantry in the Britains scale by getting this right then having it moulded into metal.The original model would e gone more or less so copyright was not or i not a prob I believe.I hate infringing copyright though. Has anyone got any ideas on the law on this? Anyway I'll let you know bout this one when I finish it.
Sunday, 7 June 2009
Wednesday, 27 May 2009
Monday, 25 May 2009
NEW STUFF
- The Zouave is something I have constantly worked on trying to give a finish to what worked out to be a decent little figure. Its from a BMC firing Union soldier.I added a metal bayonet.'l sell this on E.Bay .
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Thnis is a Russoian from Airfix that I turned into a US cavalry officer.The uniform is basically what they would have worn on the Rio Grand.

Some Landi ACW. Went for 7 dollars today on .Bay
Saturday, 16 May 2009
Monday, 11 May 2009
CRESCENT WW1

At a time when no one did much as regards new stuff Crescent brought out there ww1 figures.Here is the officer.Theres always a lot of interest in these figures but I wish someone would bring out the right saddles for the cavalry.what about the Germans? Maybe I might do them as I am most likely going into plastic production.
Saturday, 9 May 2009
ITALIAN ART OF THE WAR OF INDEPENDENCE
Many of my present plastic conversions are based on first hand testimony from the likes of painters such as Giovanni Fattori pictured below. This is a painting of Tuscan cavalry on patrol in the countryside of the region.Fattori is reliable as he was a stickler for detail
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ITALIAN WAR OF INDEPENDENCE
Italian wars conversions
Friday, 8 May 2009
Thursday, 7 May 2009
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